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\n\tLana Del Rey fans have received a fresh taste of her new era, with \u201cBluebird\u201d arriving as the latest preview of her forthcoming record.<\/p>\n
\n\tDropping just a week after \u201cHenry, Come On\u201d<\/a> gave fans their first insight of what to expect from Del Rey\u2019s self-described \u201ccountry\u201d record, \u201cBluebird\u201d has ostensibly further confirmed that her sonic shift won\u2019t be one steeped in the standard trappings of a country record.<\/p>\n \n\tMuch like its predecessor, \u201cBluebird\u201d is another soaring piece of emotional introspection from Del Rey, as she pairs softly-plucked acoustic guitars with stirring strings and her trademark reverb-laden vocals. Written alongside Luke Laird, and featuring production from Drew Erickson, it\u2019s a dream team of country and folk at play, and provides further indication that Del Rey\u2019s upcoming record is set to be another high point of her career.<\/p>\n \n\tCurrently, however, it\u2019s unclear just when<\/em> that new record will arrive \u2013 or what fans will be specifically asking for at record stores. Initially teased under the name Lasso<\/em><\/a> in early 2024 and given a September release date, the 13-track record was later given<\/a> a fresh moniker by way of The Right Person Will Stay<\/em> and an updated release date of May 10.<\/p>\n